Samsung Electronics has unveiled an exciting opportunity for gamers to experience the much-anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 on their cutting-edge OLED TVs. Starting from October 27, customers can visit select Samsung Store locations in Hongdae, Daechi, and Cheongdam to immerse themselves in a gaming experience like no other, featuring flagship titles such as “Mario Kart World” and “Donkey Kong Bananza.” The 2025 Samsung OLED lineup boasts remarkable features designed specifically for gaming enthusiasts.

In a surprising revelation, CD Projekt has announced that over 75% of Cyberpunk 2077’s sales on the Nintendo Switch 2 were for the physical version. This statistic highlights a significant trend in gaming, where physical copies continue to hold strong appeal, even in an increasingly digital world. The Ultimate Edition of the game launched alongside the Switch 2 hardware in June, and it has quickly become the best-selling third-party title on the platform.

Nintendo has officially announced that Drag x Drive will be launching exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2 on August 14, 2025, priced at $30 AUD. This game is particularly exciting as it utilizes the Joy-Con controllers in mouse mode, allowing players to control a wheelchair in a unique 3-on-3 basketball format. This innovative approach not only makes the game accessible but also adds a layer of interactivity that is sure to engage players of all abilities.

Square Enix has officially announced that the highly anticipated Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake will be making its way to the Nintendo Switch 2, but with a twist: it will be available as a Game-Key Card. This decision has sparked discussions among gamers and industry observers, especially considering the growing trend of digital game distribution and its implications for game preservation. Set to launch on October 30 alongside other platforms like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, the Switch 2 version’s Game-Key Card format raises questions about the future of physical media in gaming.